Council-published artifacts. Updated as the Council ratifies standards, digests new evidence, and publishes editorial commentary.
The Council ratified the conservative therapy documentation revision 7-2 with 1 recusal. Effective immediately for new orders. In-flight orders complete against the version they started with. Standards Update Live session announced for Thursday at 4pm ET — open to all community members.
Released this morning in Wound Repair and Regeneration. STRIDE-2 examined conservative therapy duration in mixed venous leg ulcer populations across 12 sites (n=847). Headline finding: median time-to-CAMP-eligibility was 31 days, not 45, in the ABI 0.7–0.9 segment with adequate compression adherence. Formal Council review on next month's Standards Sync agenda.
A short explainer on the structural independence between the editorial Council and any downstream product distribution. We publish standards, screen evidence, and educate; we do not sell or recommend specific manufacturer SKUs. This separation is the foundation of editorial integrity.
Council ratified the formal ARC v1.4 baseline-locking methodology. Baselines lock at order placement and ride with the order through the trajectory; mid-trajectory baseline mutation is disallowed (history append only). Published as Council Standard C-ARC-1 v1.4.
Council member Dr. Elena Vasquez walks through the documentation pattern she uses for mixed venous + arterial wounds. Recording posted to the public Classroom archive. The case examples are de-identified and editorially reviewed before posting.
Council evidence team summarized 14 studies (n=2,184) comparing bilayer matrix and single-layer CTP for full-thickness diabetic foot ulcers with exposed structure. Heterogeneity remains high; Council recommendation: defer to local vascular workup and patient-specific trajectory rather than blanket preference.
Council clarified the 30-day conservative therapy adherence window for CAMP eligibility, with explicit allowance for documented adherence interruption (hospitalization, vascular workup). Published as C-CAMP-2 v1.2.
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